However, it needs to have a fairly strictly formatted input file. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the telconv Tecplot add-on is a better option.Tecplot can handle very complex input data. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the 'iargc' extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: To use it, see the 'Time Series Plot' sub-menu in the 'Tools' menu.Ĭonverting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot formatīack in the day, JP Renaud created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. Drop it into the bin/ folder and add ' $!LoadAddOn 'TimeSeries'' to the tecplot.add file. This Tecplot add-on allows a time profile to be generated at any location in the mesh.Ĭompile the add-on or download the binary. To use it, tick the 'Link Solution Time' box in the 'Animate' menu. Drop it into the bin/ folder and add ' $!LoadAddOn 'LinkTime'' to the tecplot.add file.

That way you can look at different variables and scan through the time steps.Ĭompile the add-on or download the binary. This Tecplot add-on allows the time record between separate frames to be kept in sync.

The telconv is hosted on the subversion repository, grab it with:Ĭompile the add-on.

Regina Nebauer developed a fantastic add-on which can be used to load Serafin files from ESTEL-2D or TELEMAC-2D into directly from Tecplot. 4 Converting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot format.

Tecplot data format